Sweaty Betty Customers Are Warned About a 'Sophisticated Cybersecurity Incident'
Over the last few months, the name 'Magecart' has been used with increasing frequency by cybersecurity experts. The term was actually coined a while ago, and it has now come to be used as a collective name for the... Read more
How to Manage Your Apple ID on Mac
Users of the macOS Catalina can utilize a fresh new way to access and manage their Apple ID account information. You can modify your name, phone number, email address, you can check your payments and shipping details,... Read more
How to Delete Your eBay Account Permanently
There’s no denying the fact that eBay is an extremely useful commerce platform for private individuals and small businesses alike. It is a platform that makes it easy to clean out items you’re not using, acquire all... Read more
German Researchers Prove That Password-Protected PDF Files Can Be Breached
You create a PDF file. You put a password on it to ensure that no one can access the information inside it. You forget about the file and its security, thinking that you are 100% safe. Unfortunately, it was proven by... Read more
Hacker Introduces a Lightning Cable That Can Load LockScream to Steal Mac Passwords
Remember when we talked about the potential security threats behind using someone else’s charger? Well, the same developer who revealed a flaw in the Apple security back in August 2018 is now back with fully developed... Read more
A Cyber Security Awareness Study Reveals That Most People Find Advanced Security Measures "Inconvenient"
We have covered various topics on cyber security before. For instance, we discussed the differences between cyber security and information security. We also talked about its future. However, we believe it is important... Read more
Why Are You Getting a Facebook Password Reset Code Text When You Are Not Resetting Your Password?
Facebook continues to be the largest social network worldwide as it has around 2.4 billion monthly active users, and the number seems to be still growing. We already know that social media accounts often contain lots... Read more
Here's What Happens When a Sprint Contractor Exposes AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon Bills
On its website (which, on an unrelated note, is loaded through HTTP, and not HTTPS), Deardorff Communications, a marketing and communications company based in Georgia, says that its team is highly experienced in a... Read more
How to Fix "Error Updating Password: Uknown Validation Code"
Recently, Wizards of the Coast, famous of their Dungeons & Dragons role-playing games, sent an email to accounts on their legacy database about a security breach. WotC told the affected parties to change their... Read more
Let's Bust 10 Myths That Android and iPhone Users Continue to Believe
How important is your smartphone for you? Do you keep up with your business endeavors using it? Do you mainly use it to communicate with your family and friends? Perhaps it’s a tool for entertainment? Whatever the... Read more
FBI Warns That Social Engineering Techniques Could Help Bypass Multi-Factor Authentication
A while ago, we talked about how useful Two-Factor Authentication and Multi-Factor Authentication systems can be and how they can help users protect their accounts from hackers. However, with time, cybersecurity... Read more
Are You Thinking About Purchasing a Webcam from Amazon? Think Twice
Many users install webcams in their homes to feel safer or to watch over their kids. However, recent discoveries by Which? (Consumer’s Association based in the United Kingdom) have revealed that many webcams sold on... Read more
